Obituary notices and funeral services in Winchester
Obituaries list Grover C. Carper Charles L. Hirth Douglas Hoover and Mrs Fannie Marshall with funeral details. Services at Kurtz Jones and Brown funeral homes vary Saturday with burials at Mt Hebron Asbury Church Cemetery and burial in Pittsburgh for Hirth.
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Grover C. Carper
S. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kurtz Funeral Home
William A. Lyons
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Will
Charles L. Hirth
W. Monmouth St
Winchester Memorial Hopital
Jones Funera Home
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Pittsburgh
South Side
Jones Funeral Home
Douglas Alton Hoover
Washington D.C
Casualty Hospital
Norman A. Compton
Richard Jackson
Edward Williams
Jack Kee
Wilbert Lineweaver
Mount Hebron
Hardy County
W.va
Sidney
Minerva Bean Snyder
Ruben Davis Marshall
West Virginia
The
Methodist Church
South Branch Valley
Greenbrier
Marshall
Ashbury
Lester Ruppenthal
Charles Town Rd
Bessie Wise
Davis
Nellie Paskell
Baleimore
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Ground Rules Frustrate Airmen in Viet Nam Bombing
American pilots operate under strict limits on bombing North Vietnam. Targets allowed include bridges roads rail lines and depots while Hanoi Haiphong harbor and several military sites remain off limits. The restrictions aim to avoid widening the war and limiting civilian casualties though they frustrate crews who say heavy military targets could be destroyed quickly.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Washington
Haiphong
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S
Hai
Phong
Hanoi
Soviet Union
China
Hale Phong
Johnson
Virginia Governor Discusses Education Funding And Talent Shortage
Governor Godwin urges steady education support despite sales tax delays, noting $100 million needed to maintain schools and the push for community colleges. He warns of talent drain to other states and backs expanded vocational training as Chamber of Commerce banquet proceeds.
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State Department of Education
Godwin
Commonwealth
Virginia
Virginia lawmakers seek repeal of voting registration hurdles
Republicans praised Godwin for bringing the issue to Virginia's General Assembly committees on privileges and elections to examine Voting Rights Act restrictions. They warned that the committees have offered no constructive legislation in recent years as Democrats plan to meet again next Tuesday for further talks.
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Godwin
Virginia
General Assembly
Privileges and Elections Committees
all-Democratic
County Firemen Call For Foam For Tar Wagon Blaze
County firemen called on city crews for foam assistance when a tar wagon ignited at Ashworth Bros Inc on Route 11 south. Heat caused the fire, foam was unavailable, firemen brought it under control within minutes, and damage estimates were not yet available.
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Ashworth Bros., Inc
Rt. 11 South
California officials tied to Baker cash donations trial
Testimony links Baker to cash payments totaling 66 300 dollars from California savings and loan officials. Neal Baker received envelopes with 33 000 and 17 100 dollars and was accused of funneling funds to Republican senators during 1962 campaign cycles while Mills led Ways and Means. Prosecutors allege much money supported the Carousel Motel venture in Ocean City Maryland.
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California Savings and Loan Associations
Baker
Stuart Davis
San Francisco
The
Great Financial Corp
Washington
John F. Marten
Los Angeles
Great Western
Marten
Conegress
Savings and Loan Associations
Mills
House
Ways and Means
Smathers
Senate Finance Committee
Davis
Ocean City
Virginia Weather Outlook Expect milder weekend in the 40s–50s
Forecast for Virginia calls for fair and warmer today with highs in the 50s. Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the 30s. Saturday will be cloudy and warm, Sunday mostly cloudy and mild with a chance of rain. Winds southwest 10 to 20 mph. Five day outlook: temps near normal, daytime highs mid 40s to low 50s, nighttime lows upper 20s to mid 30s. Rain expected Sunday and Tuesday totaling about three-quarters of an inch.
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Gulf Coast
Ohio Valley
Perpey
Appalachians
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Plateau
Rockies
Virginia
Rainfall Summary for the Year and Monthly Averages
Rainfall figures show none for the past 24 hours ending 8 30 am today. January to date 0.6 inches. 1967 rainfall to date 33.33 inches. January to date none. Average monthly rainfall over 53 years is 2.42 in January through 2.31 in December. annual average 36.56 inches. Five year totals show 1961 43.22, 1962 45.36, 1963 41.65, 1964 33.31, 1965 24.27, 1966 33.32 inches.
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THE
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Sona Incinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
War actions pace Cedar Falls drive as Delta toll rises
Reports describe U S air and ground operations in Vietnam, with B 52 bombers striking four enemy bases in the Cedar Falls sweep. Casualties and evacuations mount in the Triangular delta as villages are moved for resettlement while pilots fly missions and drop leaflets urging defections.
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Iron Triangle
Triangle
Cedar Falls
Saigon
U. S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Dee
Mu Gia
Barthelemy
Hanoi
Salegon
Asman
Jury to Deliberate in Fairfax Bribery Trial
A federal court jury in the 1961 2 Fairfax bribery conspiracy case begins deliberations. Judge Oren R. Lewis has acquitted three of nine defendants and dismissed charges against Stuart Debell William Bursrage and Lytton Gibson. He is expected to move to acquit Robert Cotten Jr. The judge says evidence supports sending five others to the jury.
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Alexandria
Fairfax County
Oren R. Lewis
Hybla Valley
Lewis
Robert C. Cotten Jr
Father seeks commitment for boy who was shot by police
In Norfolk AP report, Carl D Ambrose says he asked Jan 3 for his 18 year old son Glenn Lee Ambrose to be committed for mental treatment but Judge L S Richardson denied the request due to pending criminal cases. Police said Glenn fired at the Norfolk Juvenile Detention Center and was shot when he aimed at officers at a phone booth. He had been released by federal authorities in Delaware on Dec 29 pending trial on interstate transportation of a stolen car.
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Norfolk (Ap
Carl D. Ambrose
Glenn Lee Ambrose
L. S. Richardson
Glenn
Norfolk
Delaware
Mormons Begin Westward Trek From Nauvoo Under Brigham Young
Mormons led by Brigham Young set out from Nauvoo, Illinois, initiating a westward migration across the American frontier. The group organized a principled exodus as they sought a new settlement in the western territories.
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Brigham Young
Nauvoo
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Winchester Evening Star
Hirth Service
Hoover Service
Mrs. Marshall
Fannie Elizabeth Marshall
Charles Town Road
Kings Daughters Hospital
I, Q
Venus
Jim
Solomons
London
Paris
Minnehaha
Grammar
Wisconsin
Irma
Iirma
Pittsburgh, Pa
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
James W. Smith
National Cemetery
the Order
U.S. Weather Bureau
C&s Bank
FDIC
Glaize
Ture
W. Carlisle Fisher
Chamber
Winchester
Hubert T. Stratton
Stratton
Fisher
Paul H. Stra
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
John O. Marsh
Congress
William M. Battaile
Frederick County
Athur, Inc
Boscawen St
Solons
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Free Reserve
Vietnam
Delta
U.S. Steel
du Pont
United Aircraft
Anaconda
Xerxo
U.S. Smelting
California Financial
Gulf & Western
Jersey Standard
American Stock Exchange
Fairefax
Stuart T. Debell
William C. Burs Rage
Lytton H. Gibson
Falls Church
Prssue
Wallhide
N. Cameron St
Tarn
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